Investing Questions and Answers




Sentiments
and
Technical Analyses

are not .. Uni-directional

.
They're contained by the business to make themselves and their companies money, not you & me. Many of these "experts" simply don't read between the lines business.
There are indicators that make the flea market somewhat predictable, but with the advent of the computer and electronic investing, everybody can madness over news on the double. And, larger owners of stock can sell straight without rumor or propoganda. The larger investors do this methodically while they buy option to cover their moves to make a profit from them. If you hold enough money to bring the souk down 2-3%, or if your words can trigger the market because you are a branded expert, or if you have authority to speech about marketplace influences or change interest rates, you can stimulate investors to spawn moves based on their fears. Face it, most society are reactors, it just take some a little more stimulus to act in response, kinda like that flinching contest that used to budge on in lofty school, bullies verse wimps. So with this stimulus going on, across the world the market still moves up but it take roller coaster rides from stimulus now and it is for a while harder to cash within on, kinda like timing a billow. There are those who have become more expert at it. Some of the relatives are gonna be right some of the time. I would not use the word "always".
They are just similar to me and you. We guess.
Don't listen to anyone on stock recommendations especially if they utter it's guarantee to make money.
If so, why is he not puting adjectives his money into it.
You just own to do the research or buy ETFs.
I prefer buying ETFs, less headache.
There are two kind of analysts, good ones and the reverse.

The suitable ones are too busy earning flawless money for themselves, the others work for the media and financial companies because they cannot earn their own income from the souk.
Prediction is given by a few expert whereas actual players are in thousands, so near has to be a mismatch. You may however watch that prediction on specific shares are generally correct.
Stock flea market is a crystal ball that EVERYONE is looking into next to lots of views, angles and forecasting methods.

It is no different than adjectives of the folks predicting hurricanes, tornadoes and earth-quakes. They are all biddable with great intentions, and superb systems. Some are merely more right than others.

I've been following Marc since 1997 and he is merely an 'extreme predictor'. He will predict a huge fall and if he is right after he will make deeply of money since he will sell a TON of subscriptions to his note.

So, follow a consensus of analysts if you cannot do the homework, or just start making this a existence time journey and swot up it yourself.

Good luck friend. Good question.

KKP
Hi,

Firstly adjectives the analysts are human person and they may be wrong similar to all the rest society on the Earth.

Secondly it is possible that mayby they are interested financially in wrong forecasts from time to time.

NOTE: The best analyst and advisor contained by the world is yourself, your knowledge and your brain.
Any analysts will answer merely on the data available. In valise of wrong data or wrong timing it so occur the prediction is going wrong. Especially in indian condition we find almost adjectives the data available or time debarred or not correct. In that condition it is highly impossible to expect the correct results.




Intraday information of stock & futures Required.?


Question:
Hallo friends, i trade in bse & nse
I involve intraday data of nse shares & futures, i tried 4shared.com,
bsense2005,but i get disappointed.
Will you pl. tell me where on earth i can get intraday information of nse shares & futures ( preferrably free, but ready to buy it)


Regards.

Answer:
GO TO SITES LIKE ICICIDIRECT.COM AND MONEYCONTROL.COM
Rtqdownloader is ok merely for realtime nifty cash index. adjectives other quotes are 15min delayed. Also no support for futures data.

You can immediately also take profit of the NSEINDIA.com free data nurture.

Here is how to do it...

Select the site(NSEIndia) from the site menu on the main eyeshade. If it is not listed near, WebUpdate from the Options Menu and restart QT.

Enter the symbols you want to track using Edit Portfolio from the Portfolio menu (or the right click menu on the portfolio screen - donate new symbols).

The format of the symbols is like peas in a pod as you would enter directly on their web site. They tend to be long (a chunk of the company name).

If you are prepared to spend some money, RT data is yours for BSE, NSE and Commodity MCX and NCDex.

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Every other free source uses any yahoo as data source or other sites as notes sources while this utility uses original trading terminal as facts sources so you get RT facts, tick by tick.


Good luck.




How do I divide investment returns contained by excel?


Question:
I want to be able to work out my projected return on investment in excel over twenty years. I.E. Start beside 300K with an assummed 13% return compounded annually for 20 years, and I would close to to see what the value is after respectively year, how is this done?

Answer:
The easiest way I would do it is to put the initial investment contained by cell A1 and the annual rate (13%) in B1 and consequently multiply A1 by 1+B1 to get your closing moments balance contained by C1.

Then, I would link A2 to C1. I would copy the percentage rate down 20 cell in indistinguishable column and copy the formula in C1 down the column 20 cell as well.

The answer would be $3,456,926.33 near no additions and 13% compounded annually.

I hope this helps. If not, permit me know and I can send you and example.

Update...muncie birder is right 13% is tough especially surrounded by today's market. 8-10% is a bit more credible if you are estimating for yourself. Even then to bring back that rate you have to be predisposed to take calculated risks within which you might actually lose money if the investment didn't vessel out.
thats hard to explain u here.. message me at herochenna@yahoo.com , i will show u how to do that.

that would be jammy
R Worth gave you an excellent answer, but he should enjoy mentioned that 13% is just a tad on the highly aggressive side. You will with 95% probability not be capable of maintain 13% over 20 years. A more probable rate would be between 8% and 10% depending on how apt an investor you manage to become during the subsequent 20 years.
Use =FV(0.13,n,0,-300000)
substitute n with the year you want eg 1,2,3 etc
Learning Excel financial function from its built-in comfort is valuable.




How to be invester contained by a edge?


Question:
i have a ambition to be a chunk of a bank..even if i get by to buy 1% in some dune.. how much do i need to invest..?

Answer:
Depends on the guard, as they're all valued differently... but I have an idea that after about lb10,000 you enjoy to declare your holdings (just don't quote me on that).
First stage is to begin an account that allows you to buy & supply shares. The Halifax SHAREBUILDER Account is pretty good for bit by bit building up your holdings in companies over time.
http://www.halifax.co.uk/sharedealing/sh...

Here's some quotes for bank (at closing today):
HBOS - 1,062 per share (lb10.62)
http://quote.fool.co.uk/hop2partner.aspx...

Barclays (BARC.L) - 739p per share (lb7.39)
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) - 2,058 (lb20.58) a share
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Lloyds TSB (LLOY.L) - 565.50 (lb5.655) per share
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HSBC Holdings (HSBA.L) - 898 (lb8.98) per share
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Alliance & Leicester (AL.L) - 1156 (lb11.56) per share
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To be part of a dune is easy, you can buy a short time ago one share.
However, 1% is much harder. 1% of a small bank is still millions of dollar. So, start buy for a time at a time. You might reach 1% by retirement.
The undamaged of lloyds TSB costs lb32,336m
'Investor' presumably? If you want 1% of a (UK) bank, earn millions of quids first afterwards buy shares on the open souk (not sure about private banks). Maybe ask the British Bankers'Association on www.bba.org.uk for guidance. If you want to enjoy a stake in a wall, any stake, just buy one share of any planned bank. Good luck!
1) Open a brokerage description at Zecco and invest in C (Citigroup) and BAC (Bank of America)

2) At lowest $50.00 USD in respectively bank.

To buy 1% of a ridge you would need at lowest possible $1,000,000.00 USD. (A very small bank)
A small hill in UK will hold a market expediency of about lb5 billion and 1% of that will be lb50 million. I hope you can afford it, dude..




If the property souk perform poorly.?


Question:
If the property market is performing poorly, are shares the best investment prospect? Do you know where I can find info on the correlations between a range of parts of the financial market (i.e. if gold ingots goes up, what go down?)

Answer:
im not exact but i believe it would effect the investors
shares are as unpredictable. property is always your best investment if you can afford to sway on to it, time will make it more useful.
In UK there are hundreds but for thousands of websites dealing with Stock Market as economically as Property investments and finances in standard.

You could make a start by going to the FT on file.

Generally, bricks and mortar is a much better (long term) investment than the Stock Market. Although it is true the earnings from shares can be impressively good, sometimes as much as 12% - surrounded by the 'long term' (25 years or more) the housing market is complicated to beat.

Take for example the price of my present house. I bought it ten years ago for lb160,000. The buying price today is clb410,000 and rising. I'm not selling. You can see from this single example, that if you be to invest in a property, a second property and hold on to it for a few years, you could be within profit.

Good luck.




What do you reflect on of Jim Cramer? why?


Question:


Answer:
If I sold chairs for a living, I would like him. As a trader, I'm not impressed. I know too lots people who surmise that noise and repeating an assertion make it a more solid fact. Track him. Since I don't remuneration him any attention, some of the folks I've read who did track him aren't impressed either.

The man is a showman who is publicly doing the self-fulling prophesies that we bemoan the much quieter email pump and dump double-talk, "We have a runner!". A guy who USED to create millions trading stocks impresses me, but when he act like he's lost his marbles, I stop anyone impressed even if a few of them are right from time to time.
Jim Cramer is a showman. He definitely have an effect on stock prices the day after a show, due to his huge following. However, this bounce tends to disappear over the subsequent week or so. He is on TV to make money not to abet the average Joe. While he does recommend some good companies it is still important to do your own homework.
He's a TV personality and every time he recommend a stock that I already own, somehow, the price goes down for a while until adjectives his devotees move on to his subsequent recommendation and give up your job my stocks alone.

I personally hope he never data out what all is within my portfolio because his recommendations other manage to own a negative effect on me.
Not greatly. He is artificially generating share volatility through medium exposure. He has call some good share price upward movements- Starbucks mortal a recent example. However generally he is not intensely helpful as one week he will recommend to buy a share and the subsequent sell it next to no news or significant price movement.




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